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19. Maggie Kane, A Place at the Table
In January 2018, Raleigh native Maggie Kane opened Raleigh's first pay-what-you-can cafe, A Place at the Table. Today she talks to Caroline and Craig about the why and how of how it all got started, how the Triangle community has been so supportive, and what she likes to do in the City of Oaks when she's not working.
WHAT WE TALK ABOUT:
Who is "A Place At The Table"
How does this pay-what-you-can cafe operate
Maggie's background and how she got inspired to do what she does
Her time at NC State University
How working at a day shelter inspired what she does now
Why it took 4 years to open the cafe and get it off the ground (and who helped her)
How the volunteer program works (and the $10 token)
Generous stories of paying it forward
Her purpose in life and knowing her WHY
Why it's important to ask for help and have a support system
The power of support in the Triangle region
Her hopes for the future of downtown Raleigh
And so much more!
RESOURCE LINKS:
A Place At The Table
FARM Cafe (Boone)
NC State University
Rocky Top Catering
Black And White Coffee Roasters
Vivace
Annie Schmidt at NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
Danny Rosin at Band Together
One World Everybody Eats
SOCA
Blackology Coffee
Reggie Winston (Bar Ber Shop)
Terrance Ruth
Jess Ekstrom
Johnny Hacket Jr
Centro
Gonza Tacos
Wye Hill
Garland
Bittersweet
Johnson Street Yacht Club
Vita Vite Wine Bar
PR (Player's Retreat)
Global Village Coffee
Healing Transitions
https://thisisraleigh.com/maggie-kane-table-raleigh/
For more on things to do in and around Raleigh, visit ThisIsRaleigh.com.
This is Raleigh is hosted by Caroline and Craig Makepeace, and is produced by Earfluence.
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In January 2018, Raleigh native Maggie Kane opened Raleigh's first pay-what-you-can cafe, A Place at the Table. Today she talks to Caroline and Craig about the why and how of how it all got started, how the Triangle community has been so supportive, and what she likes to do in the City of Oaks when she's not working.
WHAT WE TALK ABOUT:
Who is "A Place At The Table"
How does this pay-what-you-can cafe operate
Maggie's background and how she got inspired to do what she does
Her time at NC State University
How working at a day shelter inspired what she does now
Why it took 4 years to open the cafe and get it off the ground (and who helped her)
How the volunteer program works (and the $10 token)
Generous stories of paying it forward
Her purpose in life and knowing her WHY
Why it's important to ask for help and have a support system
The power of support in the Triangle region
Her hopes for the future of downtown Raleigh
And so much more!
RESOURCE LINKS:
A Place At The Table
FARM Cafe (Boone)
NC State University
Rocky Top Catering
Black And White Coffee Roasters
Vivace
Annie Schmidt at NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness)
Danny Rosin at Band Together
One World Everybody Eats
SOCA
Blackology Coffee
Reggie Winston (Bar Ber Shop)
Terrance Ruth
Jess Ekstrom
Johnny Hacket Jr
Centro
Gonza Tacos
Wye Hill
Garland
Bittersweet
Johnson Street Yacht Club
Vita Vite Wine Bar
PR (Player's Retreat)
Global Village Coffee
Healing Transitions
https://thisisraleigh.com/maggie-kane-table-raleigh/
For more on things to do in and around Raleigh, visit ThisIsRaleigh.com.
This is Raleigh is hosted by Caroline and Craig Makepeace, and is produced by Earfluence.